San Francisco County Transportation Authority

Thank you to the International Road Federation for recognizing our Executive Director, Tilly Chang, as 2026 Global Woman of the Year! 🏆

Director Chang received the award from IRF President & CEO C. Patrick Sankey and IRF Chair Randell Iwasaki at #IRFR2T26 in Santa Clara, in recognition of her decades of leadership in sustainable transportation and public service.

Under her leadership, the Transportation Authority has advanced projects and plans that are shaping the future of transportation in San Francisco.

Congratulations, Director Chang, and thank you to @IRF_global for this honor! 👏

Join us for the Transportation Authority Board meeting on Tuesday, November 11 at 10am. The agenda includes state and federal legislation update, Prop L #SFTransportationTax allocations, Mission Bay School Access Plan Final Report, and SFMTA School Traffic Calming Program update. sfcta.org/events/transpo…

The Treasure Island Mobility Management Agency celebrated the launch of bike share and opened new public restrooms and transit shelters at the TI Ferry Terminal mobility hub with @sftimma Chair @mattdorsey, SFCTA Chair and MTC Commissioner Myrna Melgar, and our partners @SFTIDA , @MTCBATA, @lyft bikes, @CaltransD4, @SFBayFerry, and @SFMTA_Muni. 35 Lyft e-bikes are now available across Treasure Island and Yerba Buena Island and will connect residents and visitors to local and regional destinations as well as bus and ferry services.

Do you live near, work in, or visit the Bayview, Dogpatch, Glen Park, Oceanview, Outer Mission, Portola, Potrero Hill, Silver Terrace, or Viz Valley?

Provide your thoughts on draft proposals for safety improvements near freeway ramps in these neighborhoods as part of the Vision Zero Freeway Ramps Study: sfcta.org/projects/visio…

Share your feedback through a survey: research.net/r/VZ-Ramps-Ph3…

San Francisco and Bay Area voters passed two transit revenue measures–Propositions H and RTM–to sustain transit services and avoid a “fiscal cliff” for regional transit operators which faced significant service cuts in the absence of funding solutions.

“We are grateful to voters for recognizing that @SFMTA_Muni, @SFBART, and @Caltrain provide vital services for San Francisco and the Bay Area, helping connect us to jobs, schools, businesses, and one another,” said Myrna Melgar, Chair of the @sfcta, member of the @MTCBATA which will oversee the implementation of the regional measure, and District 7 Supervisor.

“The passage of Propositions H and RTM ensures our major transit operators can sustain their operations and avoid major service cuts for the next 14 years. I also want to thank the broad public, private, and community partnerships that came together to pass these measures, and look forward to our continued collaboration to make transit accessible for all.”

Read more: sfcta.org/blogs/bay-area…